Better ID of tax cheats helps protect honest taxpayers from unnecessary audits, and reduces the national debt. Better accuracy also conserves IRS personnel and should slow down the rise of tax collection costs. Sounds like a win-win situation to me, not counting the tax cheats, of course.
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IRS Skipping Obvious Audits
The IRS is missing out on institutional abusers such as the Country Music Foundation and the Country Music Association.
These arrogant 501 (3) C corporations defy their mission statements and, in so doing, are afforded tax breaks that you and I end up subsidizing.
Check out the following articles: http://www.geocities.com/Nashville/2851/CMFAdultery.html
and
http://www.geocities.com/stacy.harris/CMFHorsnell.html
One of the crookedest
One of the crookedest companies in the world is happy to be in the same league as the other one( banking)? surprise! They call an honest taxpayer one who sends in what is demanded instead of the amount he owes. I love how crooks talk about the competition.
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